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The Pilot (1984)

Although Carla is a very gifted break-dancer, her insecurities prevent her from displaying this in public. In order to help break her fear she puts on a mask and becomes "The Pilot."
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Although Carla is a very gifted break-dancer, her insecurities prevent her from displaying this in public. In order to help break her fear she puts on a mask and becomes "The Pilot."

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Directed By:Michael Ray Rhodes
Written By:Kenneth Berg
In Theaters:6/1/1984
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Runtime:23 minutes
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